Secondary classroom
Linear equations in one variable
Work through an equation with a lesson, a board and practice.
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School science
Why does a spoon look bent in water?
What’s happening1 of 3Light changes speed as it passes between water and air. At an angle, it changes direction too, making the submerged part of the spoon appear shifted.
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Light passes from air into water. Its speed…
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University classroom
Limits: approaching a value
Explore what it means for a function to approach a value.
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Workplace classroom
Spot phishing before you click
Practise spotting a suspicious message before you act.
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Learners and families can follow recorded learning activity. Schools and teams use role-based dashboards to follow participation and progress.
Who is KaratuAI for?
Secondary and university students can learn and practise independently. Parents can support learning at home, while schools and organizations can manage access and follow progress for their learners.
Can I explore it before creating an account?
Yes. The secondary, university and workplace sample classrooms are free to explore. Learners can also try two lesson generations without a credit card. Schools and organizations can discuss a pilot for their group.
What can I learn?
Explore school subjects and exam practice, degree-level topics and lecture notes, or practical digital and workplace skills. Each audience page explains the learning options and access available to that group.
Can parents and administrators see progress?
Parents can follow learning activity and bounded practice results for their children. School and organization administrators use their permitted dashboards to follow participation and progress. Access depends on the account role and learning context.
Do I need a VR headset or a special device?
No headset is needed. Lessons work in a web browser on phones, tablets and computers. Some practical labs are better with a keyboard and a larger screen. The 3D model on this page is an interactive classroom concept.
How do plans and pilots work?
Parents & Families has the family plan comparison, and university learners have their own plans. Schools and organizations can start with a pilot. Visit the page for your audience to see the relevant next step.
Does completing a course prove mastery?
No. Completion records activity. Assessed work shows what was checked, the result and any recorded support. One correct answer or a guided lab does not establish lasting, independent ability.
Where is the new assessment pilot available?
The pilot covers quadratic reasoning, university data practice, workplace digital decisions and four selected coding or office labs. It does not rescore existing credentials or certify employment readiness.
How should an institution expand a pilot?
Start with a relevant program and review the work with educators or trainers. Measure unfamiliar-task performance, later reassessment and reliability separately from attendance, completion and satisfaction. Expand only when the evidence supports it.
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